The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24
Honey at Gedecke's.
Cocoanuts at Godecke's.
Buy Godecke's Daisy Flour.

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: You can buy peaches at 10 cts
, per can at Hartman's.
A large assortment OF musica
instruments a: N. J. Weiland's.
90 lbs Brown Sugar s1.oO, al
Godeeke's.
Mail pouch tobacco for sale al
Geo. Harimans.
Oranges, Lemons and Nuts al
Godecke's.
Corn 10 cents per can at Hart
mans.
Arbuckle Coffee 90 cts. per Ii,
at Godecke's.
Fresh barley and cracked
wheat at Hartmans.
Carolina Rice, 4 lbs. for 25 cts.
at Godecke's.
Buy your; tomatoes at Hart
mans, 10 cents per can.
Best Star Crackers, 4 lbs. for
l25 cents at GOdecke's.
Brook Trout, ,Mackerel and Sal,
mon at uariman's.
Lion Coffee 2Octs per lb. at
Godecke's.
You can make no mistake by
buying JeIlies and Honey of An
dy Holl, al Hartman's.
Is lbs. granulated sugar s1.OO
at Godecke's.
Don't forget that Andy Holl is
still in charge at Hartman's, and
is handling the finest line of gro
ceries in town.
4 lbs. Lima Beans 25 cents, at
Godecke's.
Corn and Tomatoes 10 els. per
can at Godecke's.
Full Cream New York Cheese
at Go,iecke's.
Prepared French Mustard at
GsdeCke's.
Golden Medal Coffee 20 cts per
ib. at Godecke's.
Good Fine -cut Chewing Tobac-
co, 80 cts per lb. at Godecke's.
Ifyour watch needs repairing
20 10 N. j. Weiland, and Mr. Lay
| will attend TO it and do you a
first class job and will guarantee
the same.
Pure white lead. linseed oil,
turpentine, .varnishes, kalsomine
ana white wash brushes, and a
full line of mixed paints at Mil.
Ter & Cases drug store.
Rose & Sulzbacier have Just
received some of the latest styles
in spring hats, which they are
selling at exceptionally low
prices. These hats are in any
desirable color-or shape. Call
and see them.
Miss Mathews spring stock OF
Millinery Goods still continues to
come in. Her shop opposite the
Opera House on Main street Is
too we'll known 10 need any no
tice more than 1t contains one Of
the finest lois Of goods ever bre t
10 this city. Well have some
thing mere to say Oh this subject
next week.
A visit to James A. divers
Furniture Store discloses the
fact that his place is we'll stocked
with a fine line of goods, and that
he will con:e into the market this
spring with some first class
bargains. You will do well to re-
member this when you come to
buy furniture.
We have been informed by
Mary s. Kate Kessler that while
the weather has not been favor
able to the sale of Millinery
Goods, they have been adding to
their stock and anticipate big
rush next month. 1t is with the
greatest pleasure we recon
mend these very excellent ladies
10 all who may desire to buy
hats, bonnets, ribbons, &c. Do
not fail 10 visit them.
Mr n. j. Weiland has lately
repaired and repainted his jew
elry Store and now has one Of
the brightest and handsomest
business rooms IN the town.
Since Mr.. Wei!and has gone into
the Jewelry business there has
been a noticeable increase in his
stock of goods. He is determ,n-
ed to be a leader in the trade and
is rapidly coming to the front.
Hello, Frank Smith, how's
Weiland's?
First class. Come around and
see me. Good fire. fresh beer,
fine liquors and cigars"
Pretty we'll fixed
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